The Protestant daycare center Arche is located in the Bergmann neighborhood in Kreuzberg opposite the Marheineke Market Hall and offers care for young children from about four months until they start school. The facility has several mixed-age groups, sleeping and rest rooms, as well as a workshop, a gym, and a courtyard playground.
The Evangelical daycare Leuchtturm in Kreuzberg cares for up to 65 children on two floors (from 1 year old until they start school). The facility is part of the Evangelical Church District Association Berlin Mitte-Nord, has a large garden and offers religious education within the framework of the Berlin education program.
The Evangelical daycare center St. Simeon in Kreuzberg cares for up to 90 children across two floors, from about one year old until they start school. The facility offers mixed-age groups, a large playground, and a creative/multi-purpose room for projects and to promote physical activity, and sees itself as a place of community and well-being.
The Catholic daycare center St. Michael in Kreuzberg cares for up to 77 children in five groups (entry age from about 1 year and 3 months to 6 years) and emphasizes reliable structures, stable primary caregivers, and a community based on Christian values. Children of all backgrounds and religions are welcome.
Kita Traumbaum (Orte für Kinder) on Dessauer Street cares for up to 120 children from toddler to school age and operates according to the Berlin Education Program. It offers a nest group for children up to about two and a half years old, daily meals prepared in its own kitchen, and movement-oriented, family-friendly programs.
The Regenbogen daycare run by the provider Pfefferwerk is an inclusive childcare center in Berlin‑Mitte that cares for around 90 children from about one year old up to school entry. Its focus areas are physical activity, health, and sex education; the facility has a large outdoor area and is certified as a consultation daycare.
The Fröbel kindergarten mittendrin in Berlin-Mitte cares for up to 200 children and accepts children from around 10 months until they start school. The facility operates according to a participatory, individualizing educational approach and offers childcare hours tailored to families' needs.
The AWO Kita Kastanie in Kreuzberg looks after about 60 children in an open house with a garden, from around one year old until they start school. The facility offers several movement and play rooms as well as studio-like spaces and is guided by children's rights and the Berlin Education Program.
The AWO Kita Löwenzahn in Kreuzberg is a nature-oriented daycare center with its own kitchen and a variety of rooms (conservatory, gym, outdoor grounds). According to the provider, it cares for a total of 106 children from about 8 weeks up to school entry and focuses on early childhood language development, sustainability, and inclusive practice.
The Europakita (AWO) in Kreuzberg is a bilingual daycare center (German/Turkish) that cares for children from around eight weeks until they start school. The facility offers three nursery groups and three preschool groups, is inclusive, and is usually open Monday to Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
